Okay, so I had to go out for a while. When I came back, I booted up my computer and opened the project and now it runs just fine. I have no idea why I was getting the error before, I have no idea why it is now fixed. I can only assume there was some weirdness going on with VS Code. Thanks to anyone that responded.
To make it clear at first sight, in the following example, two conditions are put in a row, they are in the "fx" expression of each SQL task's output arrow. You need to double click each arrow.
i still wasn't able to solve this issue after installing everything.
"docker-php-ext-enable imagick" shows no command found and the error "Call to undefined function Intervention\Image\Drivers\Gd\Decoders\imagecreatefromjpeg()" remains
What exact version of Tomcat is being used? We also saw this with Tomcat 9.0.93 and a Grails 4 application.
In our research we found a couple of potential changelog entries that were relevant:
Correct regressions in the refactoring that added recycling of the coyote request and response to the HTTP/2 processing. (markt)
Update: The system property org.apache.catalina.connector.RECYCLE_FACADES will now default to true if not specified, which will in turn set the default value for the discardFacades connector attribute, thus causing facade objects to be discarded by default. (remm)
You are probably getting that exception because that package or that function of the package is not (yet) implemented on the platform you are using. Flutter packages or certain parts of a package may not be available on all platforms.
In this case, sms_advanced is only available on Android, iOS and in the browser. This is show on the website of the package here. This package also does not implement all of its functionality across each platforms yet as show here:
After trying many many times over several HOURS, the bottom area that says "Having problems?" added an option for "Use GitHub Mobile" which was NEVER there before in every single attempt I made before going back for several hours. I clicked it, a number was shown, and I entered the number on my old phone.
Issue is resolved. By far the worst 2fa experience of my life, and not even close, and I know I'd be completely locked out without my old phone.
vapor docs, it says here that by default it has 1000 concurrency.
Technically it is the default maximum, so its a bit different than default because this is the maximum for your acount on ALL of lambda functions you have. But if you need more you can contact to AWS support.
So in my example above does this mean queue1-production and queue2-production has 1000 concurrency while queue2-production has 10 concurrency?
This one is depends, if you just did this configuration and did nothing on AWS Lambda configuration, then yes you are correct.
However i need to mention that you can also set reserved concurrency for you lambda functions, for example on your queue1-production (as a lambda function) you can set 10 reserved concurrency, and then other lambda function have only 990 concurrency(not 1000).
function isBook(obj: unknown): obj is Book {
return (obj as Book)?.author !== undefined
}
You would use it in your code like so:
<GenericSelect
onChange={(value) => {
if (isBook(value)) {
console.log(value.author); // Only accessible if `value` is a `Book`
} else {
console.log(value.title); // Only accessible if `value` is a `Movie`
}
}}
values={books}
/>
React strict mode, in development, forces a double render. useEffect hook is not immediately called, it is scheduled to run after the component has been mounted. So during the first render the output will be
outside 1
end of fn 1
after this, react imedtiately rerenders the component so the logs will reapper. Second render outputs:
outside 1
end of fn 1
and then we get the useEffect logs
1
destruct 2
2
Now to the part where x is not reinitialised. use effect cleanup is called when the use effect hook is called again. In the cleanup the value of x is not changed so it will remain the same. So, useEffect is ran x is outputed (1) then x++ then react callse the use effect hook again, meaning it will call the cleanup function so 'desturct 2' and then print the x again (2) then x++. It is explained a little bit better here: Why is the cleanup function from `useEffect` called on every render?
we are adding tests to legacy code and there are generally 10 to 15 mocks for 20 to 25 line test. Myself, I think these tests are worse than not having any and have simply injected a significant amount of extra complexity, but they didn't ask me.
Use BaseUtcOffset of the zone to see if they have the same offset.
This does not mean they are "the same" always, but it means they are the same right now. Daylight Saving Time may change that comparison at other times.
That is a partial solution. It does not mean they are aliases of each other.
That's a bit tricky. But you are going down the right path.
Essentially you have a custom controller, that acts as a proxy to the other two controllers (Box and multi) and you are taking the custom actions and using the Box and Multi APIs to trigger the UX behavior you want.
I'm not completely sure which event is missing, but you can look at the unmagnified source code of Box and Multi extensions, to figure it out.
When passing props to components in React, they're passed as key: value pairs through the default props object in the parameters of the component. To access the value of product you should do it like so:
What OS are you using? According to the face recognition git repository, you can install it by running pip3 install face_recognition, given that you have cmake installed.
In Flask, the app configuration system only picks up keys that are in uppercase, so any lowercase settings from your config file get ignored. That's why you're seeing "MY_VARIABLE" but not "my_variable".
Change your config file so that all the setting names are uppercase, like MY_VARIABLE.
(or)
Or, if you need to keep lowercase names, you can load the file yourself and manually add each setting to app.config in uppercase form.
A comment by IanAbbott led me to the bug. The issue is the comparison I was doing to decide whether or not the queue needed to be realloc'ed. I was comparing against pool->waiting_in_queue, which is incorrect since this is the number of unstarted jobs. What I needed to do was this:
while (pool->queue_length >= (pool->queue_capacity - 1)) {
That is, comparing the length of the queue itself, and not the number of unstarted jobs.
For me, I was seeing this error message in VS2022 because I had enabled JavaScript debugging when a dialog box ask me. Then, I did not know how to turn it off.
To toggle JavaScript debugging, go to Tools > Options > Debugging and toggle the checkbox for Enable JavaScript debugging for ASP.NET (Chrome, Edge, and IE):
regarding speed, I am working with ~90 Excel files, and I am using openpyxl to add about 400-500 cells per WB. On average openpyxl is able to execute this process in just over 10 seconds. Where as opening and closing the excel files as fast as Win32.com can, takes between 50 and 70 seconds, usually towards the latter. I suspect some fragmentation is involved with the speed as this is on an HDD. But there is a significant time delta just refreshing the files.
I need to do this because I need to fetch values from openpyxl and if I don't I get NONE even if I open the WB as data_only.
If this is an AWS instance and you are running a t2.micro / t3.micro (1GB RAM), then you can momentarily change the instance to a t2.small for 2GB. If it fails again, do t2.medium to get 4GB of RAM. Then run npm install. Once finished, change it back to t2.micro.
I was able to solve this issue by creating two separate @Published bools in the ObservedObject that each control sheet presentation in their respective View. These values are passed into the View which allow them to be manipulated outside of the View which resolved the deep linking issue I alluded to.
As @xTwisteDx mentioned, the issue stemmed from the binding being flipped to false on the redraw. By assigning a passed in @State property to the sheet binding, the binding was no longer getting flipped. Then all I had to do was create @Published triggers in the ObservedObject so I could turn them on when necessary in the deep linking class.
It's important to note that these two bools can never be on at the same time. So in setting one to true, the other must be set to false
As @workingdogsupportUkraine mentioned, it may not be correct to create a shared instance of the @ObservedObject within itself, but passing the object in to consecutive Views was not an option for me.
public class ObsPresentation: ObservableObject {
public static var shared = ObsPresentation()
public enum Tab {
case health1, health2
}
@Published public var currentTab: Tab = .health1 {
didSet {
switch tabSelection {
case .health1:
...
case .health2:
...
default: break
}
}
}
// These conditions are manipulated elsewhere
@Published public var condition1 = true
@Published public var condition2 = true
@Published var triggerSheet1 = false
@Published var triggerSheet2 = false
}
For me, the answer was that add->NewItem defaulted to the xamarin content page even though I have a Maui app. Choosing Maui->Xaml->ContentPage then filling in the name I want worked.
Some of the answers are correct, but in in all the answers I never come cross of another obscure root cause and that is at the "Object Ownership" turning on "ACLs enabled".
This can happen, that you are working on shared AWS Account and that option to be turned on by less knowledgeable colleague.
And the data copied there was with a very different identity. And your role is not the "owner" and thus has zero access to object (it can see it, but can not download it).
And select: "ACLs disabled (recommended)" instead of "ACLs enabled".
Like this:
Either you have a hunch to check.
Or you upload something and if you can download it (you being the owner), but you can not download other object then this could be (or it can be folder, prefix too policies, but you can check that too).
Hmm...I have tried only_use_python_datetimes=True; alone and together with only_use_cftime_datetimes=False; still I get 'cftime._cftime.DatetimeGregorian' in return, istead of python DateTime. Windows, python 3.12, netCDF4 1.7.1.post2. (sorry - not sufficient reputation to comment).
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Main caveat is issues reading the same file using openxlsx:
Formulae written using writeFormula to a Workbook object will not get picked up by read.xlsx(). This is because only the formula is written and left to be evaluated when the file is opened in Excel. Opening, saving and closing the file with Excel will resolve this.
There are solutions to read the file still using other libraries but may not be ideal:
Ensure that your SecureStorage API usage is compatible with version 8. Changes in library updates often cause previous code to break. Check the changelog or documentation for migration steps from version 7 to 8 for SecureStorage.
Doesn't look like widgets work differently for custom intents vs BIIs. Just add the <app-widget> element to your custom intent <capability> as described in that documentation. (I haven't tried it myself though)
Docker and docker-compose are two separate packages, so most probably you have installed docker but not docker-compose
I'd suggest to start verifying if docker-compose is present in your system by executing:
docker compose version
it should replay with something like:
Docker Compose version v2.29.1-desktop.1
docker-compose.yml is just a config file to define all containers and all its configs, so in order to use it you should have previously installed docker-compose package in your system
After extensive investigation, I discovered that the issue was due to the data type used. In Kotlin, the Int type has a 32-bit limit, which can represent values up to 2,147,483,647 (10 digits). However, the integer received from the server had 13 digits, which exceeded this limit.
The fix
I changed the data type from Int to Long (which supports up to 64 bits) in the response class. This solved the issue, and the client started processing the response successfully.
This issue typically happens if VS Code and Command Prompt are pointing to different Flutter SDK paths.
Check and Verify Flutter SDK in VS Code:
In VS Code, open the Command Palette (View > Command Palette), type "Flutter: Change SDK", and choose the correct Flutter path to match the version in CMD.
Update Environment Variables:
Ensure only the correct Flutter SDK path is in your system’s PATH. Remove if any duplicate or outdated paths found:
Go to > Windows: Go to System Properties > Environment Variables and adjust the PATH.
Restart VS Code and CMD to apply changes.
Confirm Flutter sdk Version:
Run flutter --version in both CMD and the VS Code terminal to verify they’re using the same SDK at both.
numpy==1.20.3 is not supported in py-3.10 , numpy==1.22.0 is supported. Try install with parameters --no-cache-dir --no-deps if all dependencies already are installed correctly.
Inserting resolve paths manually into defineConfig UserConfig object worked! But it felt silly defining it in two places.
So I tried:
Using vite-tsconfig-paths but it did not work all the way, the resolved values would turn null later on even though the same path was successfully resolved earlier. I could not find a reason for this, but you can check how yours resolves by running DEBUG=vite:resolve npm run YourStartScript. Tried using loose option and it didn't work. allowJs is enabled in tsconfig.
tsconfig.json + package.json strategy and not defining in vite.config.ts did not work for me.
It could very well be me missing something, but I spent some hours trying different things and observing how imports resolve but could not make sense of it. I think the issue is occurring somewhere between my (a) monorepo setup (b) root tsconfig and package tsconfig extends (c) rootDir baseUrl incorrectly set up? (d) storybook-vite (?)
I think @Alex Craft is the most reasonable answer and it almost worked for me. I had to make some changes, shown below.
Python 3.13 is currently unsupported for pynput unfortunately. You can add a comment on the issue above, that you have the same problem, but until then, try an older Python version.
I checked the milvus-lite readme and it says it only supports Ubuntu and MacOS. So, in windows os, the milvus-lite package won't be installed along with pymilvus.
FYI:
Milvus Lite currently supports the following environments:
Create rsync script in Windows. My final script looks something like this.
#!/bin/bash
# Define source and destination paths
SOURCE="/c/path/to/windowsdev/" # Adjust this path to your specific source folder on Windows
DESTINATION="user@host:/path/to/macdev/" # Use your Mac's username and host, and the correct path
# Run rsync to sync changes, excluding specific directories
rsync -avz --delete \
--exclude '.idea/' \
--exclude '.dart_tool/' \
--exclude 'build/' \
"$SOURCE" "$DESTINATION"
As the file is inside /liquibase/lib , you don't need the --classpath parameter. Try removing it.
Why? you are copying the file inside liquibase/lib directory:
RUN cp /node-app/run-custom-command.jar /liquibase/lib/run-custom-command.jar
Liquibase automatically loads everything inside this directory to the classpath, you don't need to use classpath if the file is there. After that you are pointing to it again using --classpath (and I believe it should be --classpath=./lib/run-custom-command.jar ), so it may be causing some classloading issues as the file is being loaded twice ?
I can't fully explain why, but thanks to this issue reffering to this one , you need to print() explicitely your ggplot element by changing base with print(base) . It's seem to be an easy workaround. Those issues are old (2016-2018), I don't understand why it happen nowadays.
Using Angular with VS Code - having same issue with VS Code Version: 1.95.2 and Chrome Version 130.0.6723.117 - I know it was VS Code update and possibly Chrome update as well - not sure which one caused the issue but all worked fine before.
I tried everything suggested but could not make it work. The issue is with break points - if you remove/disable them Chrome starts but as soon as you put them back it hangs again.
The only way to be able to debug I found is to put "debugger;" statement in your code - if you use it instead of a break point the debugger stops on it same way it used to stop at a breakpoint.
Of course you can debug the code inside Chrome browser but it is a different story
in the back of my mind, to build a DIY Book Scanner as well. I've seen many commercial models but they are all limited to A3 format (or extremely expensive).
Did you manage to complete yours?
Mind to share some details?
Thank you!
I'm still encountering the issue, which appears to stem from a third-party library. This external library was built with Webpack, while the project I'm using it in was built with Vite (both are React TypeScript projects), so unfortunately, I can't modify the library itself.
The error only occurs when I run the tests using npm run test:
"Automatic publicPath is not supported in this browser"
Any guidance on how to work around this conflict between Vite and Webpack in the testing environment would be greatly appreciated.
I'm risking some reputation here... But I'll gamble a little...
For short...
"Can a race condition occur after the user clicks the modal OK, between the callback (a) that sets the boolean, and the Promise callback (b) that tests it?"
Yes! It can. How to do it? Well... that's another question.
But, I want to remind that a race is something asynchronous that happens between promises. It's like "give me the result of the promise (in a set of them) that fulfills first".
Your example/explanation/details only points out one Promise. So where's the need for a race?
I'm guessing you have a submit event handler that shows the modal and sets the promise... Then you want the promise to await for the ok button effect on the modal? If so you can try something like this:
const form = document.querySelector('#myForm');
const modal = document.querySelector('#myModal');
const modalButton = modal.querySelector('#myOk');
const variable = document.querySelector('#myVar');
form.addEventListener('submit', submitEventListener);
modalButton.addEventListener('click', okEventListener);
function okEventListener ( event )
{
variable.value =
(
(variable.value == 'true')
? 'false'
: 'true'
);
modal.open = false;
console.log('OK sets a new variable value:', variable.value);
event.target.resolver(variable.value);
}
async function submitEventListener ( event )
{
event.preventDefault();
// Do ajax stuff here...
let newPromise = new Promise
(
async ( resolve, reject ) =>
{
modalButton.resolver = value => resolve(value);
}
);
modal.open = true;
console.clear();
console.log('Current variable value:', variable.value);
// You can make any race here, including newPromise.
console.log('Suppose that a race is running starting now.');
// This will await for the user to click ok on the modal.
await newPromise; // or await your race...
// Then print something to the console...
console.log("Awaited for the variable changed value:", variable.value);
}
This issue may be due to a misconfigured project path or an incorrectly set project directory in Android Studio.
Invalidate Cache and Restart:
Go to File > Invalidate Caches / Restart and select Invalidate and Restart. This forces Android Studio to clear its cache and might fix the directory issue.
Check Project Paths in Settings:
Open File > Settings > Build, Execution, Deployment > Build Tools > Gradle.
Ensure that the Gradle user home path is set correctly.
Delete .idea and .gradle Folders:
Close Android Studio.
In your project’s root directory, delete the .idea folder and the .gradle folder if they’re pointing to incorrect paths.
Reopen Android Studio, and it should recreate these folders in the correct directory.
Re-import Project:
Close the project and go to File > Open to re-import it from the correct directory. This ensures Android Studio resets its internal paths.
If the issue persists, you may also want to check for any custom configurations or symlinks in your project setup that could be redirecting Android Studio to the wrong folder.
To access local variables you would either need to pass it directly into test() as a parameter or pass vars() into test() as a parameter. Essentially you need to use parameters, thats the only convenient method outside of actually finding the variable in memory and getting the value from there which is just annoying.
I know that this question is very old but I like to contribute. I had the exact situation described by Anatoly Bugakov, checking all 3 points. However, my task was working fine. What happened to fix was something totally unexpected, I simply disabled the "Read only root file system" checkbox in the container definition and redeployed. Like magic, it worked.
select *
from
(select ve.event_date,
vc.prim_key
from vol_att va
inner join vol_evn ve
on va.event_fkey = ve.prim_key
left join vol_con vc
on va.contact_fkey = vc.prim_key
where va.attendance_type is not null
)
pivot (
count(distinct prim_key) for event_date in (
to_date('2023-03-30', 'yyyy-mm-dd') Mar_30_2023,
to_date('2023-04-18', 'yyyy-mm-dd') Apr_18_2023
)
);
